Last month, we shared a little of our favorite 3D design inspiration in our most recent mood— and now we’re back with a little 3D work of our own. We’ve explored working with 3D design both with our work for ourselves and our work with clients: here’s a little highlight reel of some of our recent work as we gear up for a much larger project (sneak peek soon to come!).
Kane NY
We’ve woven a lot of 3D design into our work with this luxury beauty brand. Through our ongoing production of their instagram feed, we have worked with 3D and dimensional design of weekly product highlights, or hero rows. These rows relate to the larger themes in the content we curate as part of Kane’s brand voice and established brand pillars: visual, contour, radiance.
Workhorse
During our merger last year, we made the conscious effort to evolve away from our original Americana/Vintage branding. We’re huge fans of gradients and the ways designers play with them as a design feature. We also delved into some new tools like Adobe Dimension (previously known as Project Felix) and took some inspiration from the good people at 3D for Designers. We’ve used our blog as a bit of a personal playground where we continue to explore gradients, animation, and play around with 3D. See some highlights below:
Data Concept, Undisclosed Client
We’ve also done some initial explorations for a project involving data— here, our client was in the beginning stages of branding for a direct-to-consumer enterprise product. Ultimately, the product itself was quite innovative, and our goal was to bring that forward in a cutting-edge design, using amorphous shapes and gradients to signify data points.
Delving into this work is all in anticipation of a larger 3D project we’re super excited to unveil over the next couple weeks, surrounding a product launch for one of our clients. Be sure to follow along!
